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CJJ67 · 10-17-2006, 04:18 PM

I don't know about being different, but I do know what I like. I have a 67 swb stepside and it is like true therapy for me. When I first purchased her, I just wanted a beautiful, old, simple chevy truck to drive. But with a bit of luck I found this forum and that was when I realized how much fun and how basic these trucks really are. She is my daily driver and we average over 122 miles, five days a week since 2000. I thought she was in good shape when I bought her but I didn't know what to look for until I found this site. Now she has disk brakes, power steering, almost rust free and I wouldn't drive anything else (except my bike) (did I mention I didn't know how to do any of this until after I found this site?). Even my wife is trying to find one for her and my son. Therapy Man, therapy...

10-17-2006, 04:18 PM	#8
CJJ67 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Temecula, Ca. Posts: 64	Re: Why 67-72 people are different. I don't know about being different, but I do know what I like. I have a 67 swb stepside and it is like true therapy for me. When I first purchased her, I just wanted a beautiful, old, simple chevy truck to drive. But with a bit of luck I found this forum and that was when I realized how much fun and how basic these trucks really are. She is my daily driver and we average over 122 miles, five days a week since 2000. I thought she was in good shape when I bought her but I didn't know what to look for until I found this site. Now she has disk brakes, power steering, almost rust free and I wouldn't drive anything else (except my bike) (did I mention I didn't know how to do any of this until after I found this site?). Even my wife is trying to find one for her and my son. Therapy Man, therapy...